‘Medicare for All’ PAC urges Joe Biden’s support, GOP pushes back
The Medicare for All PAC has released a new advertisement urging Joe Biden to step in and act amid GOP pushback.
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Dr. John Lott: Barrett influenced high court angling for case to extend Second Amendment rights
Second Amendment advocate and the author of “More Guns, Less Crime,” Dr. John Lott predicts the Supreme Court will soon extend the right to bear arms by affirming the so-called Heller decision. One America’s John Hines has more from Washington.
Texas Gov. Abbott pushes for legal protections against election fraud
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is pushing to improve legal protections against election fraud. He called for a special session of state legislature on election reform Wednesday after the Supreme Court upheld changes to state election laws in Arizona.
Presidential Supreme Court Commission discusses term limits for Justices
Joe Biden’s Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court held its second virtual meeting on Wednesday, with some attendees pushing for term limits for justices. Reports mentioned some scholars on the commission claimed the court was a political institution and argued term limits could eliminate the political incentives of the appointment process.
Supreme Court ruling affirms Ariz. ballot integrity laws
The director of the Honest Elections Project, Jason Snead, tells One America News that the Supreme Court’s affirmation of Arizona’s voting law is a win for election integrity advocates.
Mark Mix: High court ruling ends special treatment of unions
“Right to Work” advocates are hailing a Supreme Court ruling, which overturns a California law allowing union agents to occupy farmers’ land to unionize workers.
The Real Story – Challenging Illegitimate Powers with Andrew Giuliani
Andrew Giuliani, New York Gubernatorial candidate, gives us The Real Story on why the appellate division of the Supreme Court has suspended his father Rudy Giuliani’s law license.
Supreme Court to review case on Ariz. election laws as judge rules voting machines audit can proceed
The Supreme Court is expected to weigh in on election laws in Arizona that could affect how elections are conducted nationwide. One America’s Pearson Sharp has more.
Supreme Court refuses to hear 2020 election cases
After months of debate over the 2020 presidential election, the Supreme Court has declined to hear any of the cases brought challenging the procedures of how the election was conducted. One America’s Christina Bobb has more from Washington.